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Speaker 3: Let's get to that Netflix Saturday right there?
Speaker 4: Z the acting mad different when he on netflixt Like
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Speaker 1: Way more more sterious. Yea on Netflix.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying, he acted Differentia be like,
Speaker 4: y are you acting on me on Netflix yet?
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Speaker 4: So so yeah, there's been a lot of uh, a
Speaker 4: lot of old old head slander going on, I think
Speaker 4: in hip hop in the last few few months. And
Speaker 4: you know, obviously me and you are from a different
Speaker 4: a different era of you know, just wrapping hip hop.
Speaker 1: We came up in the nineties, right, So.
Speaker 4: Uh Rory has said, first of all, we're back sponsor
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Speaker 1: To's start with that.
Speaker 4: But so I got little my got little yachty shout
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Speaker 1: Yeah. I love the lat half and he has the
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Speaker 2: Yeah, he get people lying about fucking twenty million dollar
Speaker 2: football deals and ship.
Speaker 1: Cant turned it down to go to rap, turn it
Speaker 1: down to be a rap. So I turned this shit
Speaker 1: I never heard of my life. Well, the math was crazy, like.
Speaker 2: Dang aw you just you forget fifteen millions.
Speaker 1: I turned it down, oh man.
Speaker 4: But Yadi Yadi and his crew was up there shout
Speaker 4: out to Yachti, and he was talking about, uh, just
Speaker 4: the origin of raping back in the day, the music
Speaker 4: not being good and being.
Speaker 1: Weak, specifically quoting sugar Hill Gang before you go there.
Speaker 2: Isn't this the second time Yachti's gotten in trouble with
Speaker 2: old head hip hop Twitter. Didn't he do something with Ebro?
Speaker 2: He said something about Biggie or something. I remember at
Speaker 2: one point that correct, right. It was around the same
Speaker 2: time the Kodak ship with the freestyle thing was going on,
Speaker 2: but him and Ebro got into it in like twenty
Speaker 2: sixteen or something. Like that, and I remember it started
Speaker 2: his career as the golden child for Golden era hip
Speaker 2: hop to hate.
Speaker 1: He's had these comments before.
Speaker 4: Ebro on my comments and now I'm gonna get I'm
Speaker 4: gonna get you after Ramadan.
Speaker 1: People don't worry about that. I thought he was a
Speaker 1: conflidment about you.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm gonna compliment him as m I'm gonna give
Speaker 3: him all the compliments here. The Yeah, I'm just in
Speaker 3: a different space right now. But Hero, we're gonna talk
Speaker 3: March nineteenth about your hat. Yeah, no, my go ahead.
Speaker 3: Oh you was talking?
Speaker 4: No, no, no, my bad, Okay, all right, Well, anyway, so
Speaker 4: he Yachty made some some comments, right, so specifically talking
Speaker 4: about Sugar Hill Gang. Yeah, and the you know, the
Speaker 4: Orige that's the origin, right, So he's saying that that
Speaker 4: was weak. Right, So we know that things progress, music
Speaker 4: changes and all. Hip hop is still a very young
Speaker 4: art form of very young culture, and in the grand
Speaker 4: scheme of just cultures around the world, probably the most impactful,
Speaker 4: but definitely the youngest culture.
Speaker 1: There might be some cultures that are being birth now
Speaker 1: that we don't know about. Ryan.
Speaker 4: You might know about the culture being birth now I'm
Speaker 4: geting twenty two years old. But the origin, that's the
Speaker 4: origin of hip hop.
Speaker 1: Sugar Hill Gang.
Speaker 3: Hip hop got his name from that song, right, Yeah.
Speaker 4: So while what Yachty is saying, like when you rhyme
Speaker 4: like that today, like if somebody was the realm, even
Speaker 4: though this niggas that rhyme like that today that y'all
Speaker 4: swear is dope stop.
Speaker 1: They just do it on Travis Scott Beats, so it's different.
Speaker 3: They do it on They do it on on must Beats,
Speaker 3: Mustard Beats, they do it, and y'all y'all think it's
Speaker 3: the greatest shit y'all heard in the twenty first Like
Speaker 3: all of that is a hip hop to the hip
Speaker 3: to the hip to the hip hip hop you don't.
Speaker 4: Stop but rock into the bang bang boo. That's all
Speaker 4: derivative of boom boom that that comes from that. So
Speaker 4: that's why to hear Yachty say that now, it's like
Speaker 4: I understand what he's saying, right when you just if
Speaker 4: you was to hear somebody today say that, but you
Speaker 4: hear people kind of like.
Speaker 1: Borrow that style now and and and and and.
Speaker 4: Rap like that with that cadence to that flow and
Speaker 4: people love it, so I thinks, like, why not on?
Speaker 3: You feel like he's spot on with that. That the
Speaker 3: Sugar Hill Gang was trash.
Speaker 1: I mean, I never liked that music.
Speaker 3: When I was a little growing up, I ain't like
Speaker 3: like that that rap.
Speaker 1: I didn't like it.
Speaker 3: I started liking rap, way g rap and Kane and
Speaker 3: Carras one of them, Big Daddy Kane. I didn't like
Speaker 3: the early like early rap. I paid that shit no mind,
Speaker 3: but I kind of I used to say the same thing, yes,
Speaker 3: And then came eighty seven, eighty eight, eighty nine where
Speaker 3: you got the real rap dudes coming. Like I just said,
Speaker 3: can Carraras won? Well, if we're gonna do that?
Speaker 4: He rap rock Kim was probably the first one rock
Speaker 4: kings the way raps sound, the flow, the floor.
Speaker 3: He took it for the Kumodi Uptown twenty nine street
Speaker 3: that hard pulls in and up.
Speaker 1: He got that now so float.
Speaker 3: But they strong on rap from the whack dudes, for
Speaker 3: the dudes with the wack with no balls in the
Speaker 3: mid late eighties, they strong OneD it for them.
Speaker 1: And then for fifteen years you had to be nice.
Speaker 3: You had to be nice, super livercool, you know, what
Speaker 3: I'm saying in a party element kind of like it
Speaker 3: was still around the party element because you had big
Speaker 3: party and I'm saying James party and they was. But
Speaker 3: you just had to be saying something didn't matter which
Speaker 3: what kind of song you made.
Speaker 1: It had to be some intricate lyrics and that shit.
Speaker 4: But see the only thing with Yachty, and I understand
Speaker 4: that I respect for you because Yachty is he's a
Speaker 4: little younger than us, so I can understand. And then
Speaker 4: you said you didn't even like that as well, so
Speaker 4: I respect that. When people don't like something, it's like cool,
Speaker 4: if you did that, that's not your thing.
Speaker 1: Cool, I'm not. I'm not gonna argue that.
Speaker 2: Do you think that's his point because you can objectively
Speaker 2: say I don't listen to rappers to like, I don't
Speaker 2: get my car like you know, I haven't heard an
Speaker 2: awhile you know, but that I don't think if that's
Speaker 2: if that's his point, then cool. But I think how
Speaker 2: I interpreted why people are upset, let me not say upset.
Speaker 2: Why they're critiquing his critique is you cannot say that
Speaker 2: about the very thing that's the reason you are here,
Speaker 2: and of course, it's going to evolve at the beginning
Speaker 2: of every genre of music. Typically, the beginning sometimes is
Speaker 2: the worst because they're still trying to figure out what
Speaker 2: this thing is. Sugarhill Gang was coming from an era
Speaker 2: where it was all about a party. You had a
Speaker 2: party and then they do the breakbeat come out, and
Speaker 2: then they the guy that was hosting the fucking party
Speaker 2: and he just say anything. Sometimes it rhymes, and then
Speaker 2: it developed into to what sugar Hill Gang is. So
Speaker 2: that was their goal.
Speaker 1: Was not to sound like NAS because NAS didn't exist.
Speaker 1: They were at a party. It was Studio fifty four,
Speaker 1: coked up, trying to have a good time.
Speaker 2: They was trying to say hip hop, and then it
Speaker 2: just developed when people like KRS heard it and took
Speaker 2: it a little bit more seriously. So the critique something
Speaker 2: where the point was just to party and not to
Speaker 2: be some lyrical miracle shit like until Flash, there was
Speaker 2: not even a bit of substance in it.
Speaker 1: But see what he said.
Speaker 3: He said he was talking nineties and then he went
Speaker 3: to the seventies and I'm saying that twenty years me something,
Speaker 3: and I'm saying, like that's where he messed up. That
Speaker 3: Like if I critique the critique at all, I would say,
Speaker 3: you go, you talking about dudes in the nineties and
Speaker 3: then went to the same That's a big difference. But
Speaker 3: if you want to he was rapping in the seventies.
Speaker 3: In the nineties, he said in the nineties it was
Speaker 3: mad trash. I don't think it was mad trash in
Speaker 3: the night. It was something they want effects sometimes that
Speaker 3: that that is.
Speaker 1: Not real rap. I mean like they wrapped.
Speaker 5: Bum sticky bum Stickyney, I got that over them. Tell
Speaker 5: me what the chem sticky bump sticky. You just heard
Speaker 5: what he said, like it was dudes. I told Rory
Speaker 5: it used to be dudes crying about all. They mumble rapping,
Speaker 5: They mumble rapping. I can't understand what they're saying. So
Speaker 5: what you ain't understand what dosson Fex was saying. You
Speaker 5: just heard what they said. So you just care about
Speaker 5: hearing what somebody saying. You don't really care about understanding
Speaker 5: what's being said.
Speaker 1: Color fradul toe, get the oops, daisy. Now you got me.
Speaker 4: Crazy crazy with the skippity. But where's the baby so
Speaker 4: one too? Buckle my enough shoot.
Speaker 3: Smelling feet okay, but that hard is that action?
Speaker 1: He was hard, but we was a little woman to at.
Speaker 3: Like rap baby came to you, you know, another stret
Speaker 3: baby Keim is not a unp the latest rap we got,
Speaker 3: but he had rap.
Speaker 1: He was comparing that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because the older dudes just say, oh, this mumble rap,
Speaker 3: I can't understand it. You don't care about understanding. You
Speaker 3: just want to hear it. You just want the words
Speaker 3: to be pronounced, but you don't care if you can
Speaker 3: understand those words.
Speaker 2: There was there was a balance there, like that effects,
Speaker 2: there was other There was a balance there. And again
Speaker 2: reflection of the time I've even heard Hove do interviews
Speaker 2: like when him and ship My'm blankt on Hawaiian Sophie
Speaker 2: with Jazzo when they were doing that fast raption. Yeah,
Speaker 2: like they were just trying to be as technical and
Speaker 2: rap as fast as possible. As reflection of the times,
Speaker 2: you would say Jay probably wasn't saying much at all
Speaker 2: when he was had that that flow. If Jay stuck
Speaker 2: with that flow, we would not be talking about.
Speaker 1: J J was saying.
Speaker 4: He was talking though the flow was the flow was
Speaker 4: kind of like because that was the that was the
Speaker 4: eraror with like you said, dods effects Foo snickings.
Speaker 1: Foh niggas was talking too.
Speaker 3: When I was smaller, used to tease me because he
Speaker 3: was a group he marking greasy but now living lunch
Speaker 3: like Georgia.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like, so there's a balance talking. So it's right,
Speaker 4: it's a balance. I just think that with Yadi is
Speaker 4: saying you can't you can't disrespect the foundation, everything is
Speaker 4: gonna evolve. Like if that's the case, we can go
Speaker 4: back to when you know, in the NBA first started
Speaker 4: and look at these trash niggas dribble them in one hand.
Speaker 1: If you're gonna say.
Speaker 3: That, I would never put none of them in my
Speaker 3: top ten from back then, which is fine, but I
Speaker 3: wouldn't disrespect them niggas dribbling around like this and all.
Speaker 3: I'm not putting none of y'all going in the top ten.
Speaker 3: I don't care on Bob Cozy, George might get none
Speaker 3: of them.
Speaker 1: But you can't do.
Speaker 4: That because it's gonna it's gonna come a time now
Speaker 4: and we're probably seeing it where you know, the ship
Speaker 4: that we grew up on is being disrespected. Wrapped from
Speaker 4: the nineties or the early two thousands, or you know,
Speaker 4: athletes from the nineties like now how they say Jordan
Speaker 4: is not the greatest, and this, that and the third,
Speaker 4: like I.
Speaker 3: Said, Jordan is DeMar DeRozan. Now I wanted to break
Speaker 3: the phone.
Speaker 1: You see what I'm saying. You see what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: So it's it's going to come to a point where
Speaker 4: it's going to be our time with were gonna be,
Speaker 4: you know, forty years from now looking back, Like I
Speaker 4: ain't gonna lie that shit it was talking about was stupid.
Speaker 4: That nigga, he ain't know what the fuck he was talking.
Speaker 4: He was trash, that nigga, Yo, That Rory album was garbage,
Speaker 4: that shit like I.
Speaker 1: Said that now.
Speaker 4: But what I'm just saying, like, if that's the case,
Speaker 4: every generation is gonna look back and say that was
Speaker 4: trash because everything is gonna evolve.
Speaker 1: To me, you could say that shit.
Speaker 2: But even to your point with sports, like I've said
Speaker 2: countless times, Babe, Ruth's super overrated. I don't think he
Speaker 2: could hit a fast ball from a thirteen year old
Speaker 2: from dr right now.
Speaker 4: But that don't you bugging the fuck out baby taking
Speaker 4: that shit, y'alld, that shit is out of.
Speaker 2: Here right that That doesn't mean that he didn't move
Speaker 2: the game forward to get a Mickey Mantle like, it
Speaker 2: takes time for things to develop. That doesn't mean I
Speaker 2: completely disrespect Babe Ruth. But do I think Barry Bonds
Speaker 2: is a better fucking hitter. Of course I do. It's
Speaker 2: everything happened evolve. But that doesn't mean I got a
Speaker 2: shit on Babe Ruth.
Speaker 4: So today, NAS probably raps better than ninety five percent
Speaker 4: of the rappers he's been rapping.
Speaker 3: Maybe under something he is, maybe ninety eight point. He's
Speaker 3: been rapping for thirty something years. So if we're gonna
Speaker 3: do that, it's like okay.
Speaker 4: But there's still guys that are from that that was
Speaker 4: inspired by sugar Hill Gang that can rap better than
Speaker 4: ninety five ninety eight percent of the field that we
Speaker 4: have in front of us today. So you know what
Speaker 4: I'm saying, It's like, you can't. I'm not saying Yachty
Speaker 4: gotta love the sugar Hill. I don't play that. I
Speaker 4: don't love the sugar I'm not. That's not my.
Speaker 1: I'm from the eighties, but that wasn't what I was listening.
Speaker 4: So you say he gotta watch his mouth, I'm not
Speaker 4: saying he gotta watch his mouth. I'm just saying like,
Speaker 4: it's a way to be like yo, But I don't
Speaker 4: really think that that was like I never listened to that.
Speaker 4: You don't got to say that that was weak. And
Speaker 4: because that's what that's the found, you can't say the
Speaker 4: foundation is weak as hell. Now you got to think
Speaker 4: about it. It's coming from a place.
Speaker 3: Where they were telling him like, yo, you can't rap you.
Speaker 1: Your sound is trash. You trash eyes.
Speaker 3: So he said, if I could go back to twenty
Speaker 3: and sixteen, and he basically saying, if I knew then
Speaker 3: what I know now, but I can say that no,
Speaker 3: he they was when they were telling YACHTI like, Yo,
Speaker 3: you ain't saying nothing when you rhym and blah blah blah.
Speaker 3: He's saying, I was a kid, did I didn't know
Speaker 3: that back in the days, these niggas ain't used to
Speaker 3: be saying shit.
Speaker 1: And I would add a great defense for.
Speaker 6: It's so it's such a complete difference because they were
Speaker 6: creating something like from nothing, yet they had no example.
Speaker 6: You have fifty years of examples of niggas rapping amazingly
Speaker 6: and you still can't put words together. Well, like, that's
Speaker 6: completely different reason why they have no examples to go off.
Speaker 1: And answer to her point too.
Speaker 2: When you're saying you love the nineties and didn't really
Speaker 2: listen to stuff from the seventies or early eighties, that's
Speaker 2: fair because I think the nineties elevated everything. I don't
Speaker 2: know if the generation after the nineties and two thousands,
Speaker 2: except for a select few, really elevated anything, whereas every
Speaker 2: generation besides Yachty's has elevated it to what a hip
Speaker 2: hop head would say is a better level. I'm not
Speaker 2: saying that there's other people that don't think what Yachty
Speaker 2: and them did is incredible in their subgenre of hip hop.
Speaker 2: Not saying that, but to you, every single time, it's
Speaker 2: gotten better.
Speaker 3: Why I rap got simplified bro money Nelly in fifty Bro, Yeah, Ones,
Speaker 3: Nelly in fifty game Bro. They had the most simplest
Speaker 3: raps out of anybody in the business, and they was
Speaker 3: doing the most numbers, and so everybody said, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: say the most simplest shit I could possibly say and
Speaker 3: try to do what they did.
Speaker 1: I feel like they are the ones that like.
Speaker 2: Simple simple by by mid two thousand standards now that
Speaker 2: would be super lyrical. Nelly's super lyrical to today's crowd.
Speaker 3: Yes, who's the pretty boy naund niggas okay around nigga
Speaker 3: that lirical.
Speaker 1: If you want to, yes, because it was different. But
Speaker 1: when we was.
Speaker 3: Young, it was little yachty and and people that you'll
Speaker 3: think can't rap they like that ship.
Speaker 4: No, I'm not saying, and I understand that, and I
Speaker 4: also give them that respect, Like, okay, if that's what
Speaker 4: y'all like. When I was coming up, people didn't like Snoop,
Speaker 4: people didn't like Dre, people didn't like a lot of
Speaker 4: that shit that I was listening to, and I was like,
Speaker 4: what this is dope?
Speaker 1: Now look at what they turned it into.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying, when you say that the foundation is week,
Speaker 4: the foundation can't be weak as hell because look how
Speaker 4: look how much was built on the foundation.
Speaker 1: I mean now, I think how much hip hop came
Speaker 1: from the Sugar Hill Gang.
Speaker 3: Look how far the culture from that from Yeah, from
Speaker 3: that moment, that that style, from that sound.
Speaker 1: Fifty something years later.
Speaker 4: It's the most impactful, influential culture, maybe art form on
Speaker 4: the planet. So the foundation of that, you can't say
Speaker 4: it's weak as hell, because if that was weak as hell,
Speaker 4: it would have collapsed.
Speaker 1: It wouldn't have it would nothing would have been built
Speaker 1: a bomb.
Speaker 3: It feel like it was some real shit going on
Speaker 3: back then too, though, because if you listen to everything
Speaker 3: that was like would dudes like got sent up? Nor
Speaker 3: four eight year bit? Like turn stick up?
Speaker 1: Kid? What you done? Did ship up? Nor four eight
Speaker 1: year bit?
Speaker 3: Right? So they had different than that's melly mal right.
Speaker 3: So they had dudes that was really rapid. It's just
Speaker 3: you had a bunch of party shit going on at
Speaker 3: the same time. So like that's probably why don't fall
Speaker 3: because the foundation of that real rap shit it was
Speaker 3: dead and I'm saying it was dead like they was.
Speaker 3: They was a ram, but they wasn't at the forefront,
Speaker 3: just like nowadays the real rap nigga they ain't at
Speaker 3: the forefront. It's these niggas that h hop just a
Speaker 3: new version of that ship.
Speaker 1: But I mean, no, it's still still lyrics.
Speaker 3: There's never been a year in hip hop where actual
Speaker 3: lyricists weren't the forefront of the entire thing.
Speaker 1: It's it's gotten smaller and smaller of the amount of them.
Speaker 3: But to this to this day, Yeah, the dudes that
Speaker 3: sell records, you got raps got rap.
Speaker 1: So I mean you gotta be saying. So you could
Speaker 1: sell a.
Speaker 3: Song without rapping, but you can't sell records without rapping.
Speaker 2: But if you do make good point now, I think
Speaker 2: about it with Nelly and fifty and just that era,
Speaker 2: simplifying ship for when it got super super mainstream, commercial,
Speaker 2: monetizing everything, it had to be dumb down a bit,
Speaker 2: because even fifty was way more lyrical on its mixtapes
Speaker 2: before get Rich dumbed it down a little bit. I
Speaker 2: think hip hop continues to evolve from the generation before
Speaker 2: and yeah, it.
Speaker 1: Evolved to more simple.
Speaker 2: Yeah, from the soldiable every single time got lyrical, lyrical, nineties,
Speaker 2: two thousand got simple, and now it's super. It just
Speaker 2: evolves with the generation before it. So you do make
Speaker 2: a good point. Simplifying it in the mid two thousands
Speaker 2: did get us to where we are now.
Speaker 1: To the simple dame that's who they grew up on.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he born in O two, This would fifty come out,
Speaker 3: so the dudes that's his age, that's that's the music
Speaker 3: they need. Peoples who's listening to from when they little
Speaker 3: they had fifty. Yeah, Brian said, he met he knows
Speaker 3: t I as an actor, not as a rapper. I
Speaker 3: know I knew tis a rapper, but I'm saying I'm
Speaker 3: more familiar with him as a reality TV star.
Speaker 1: Well I locked up at that though.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but is my man though, I feel like Major
Speaker 3: was like that's my little homie. Yeah, like respectfully, Major, King,
Speaker 3: DEMONI all of them, I know, the whole family.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Because of the real Yeah yeah, yeah, you watched them
Speaker 4: grow up.
Speaker 1: I didn't have my car. You were that into that show? Yeah,
Speaker 1: but that was a classic reality show. You bucket and
Speaker 1: what name she had? The fat ass like on that.
Speaker 1: I'm watching out to see nothing for nothing else. That's
Speaker 1: what was watching that?
Speaker 3: The prison?
Speaker 1: Yes, what was what was your favorite moment from that show?
Speaker 3: What was it?
Speaker 1: All the family? I don't know. I don't like, I
Speaker 1: don't remember the King's gred.
Speaker 3: Hustle grand hushusle hustle. Yeah, okay, I'm saying probably some ship.
Speaker 3: Major that Major was my little man son, like we
Speaker 3: used to like Major, like yo, MAJORA.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. He come to doing what
Speaker 1: he do. I'm saying I don't see him no more neither.
Speaker 1: When he lay he stayed with.
Speaker 2: He sting, he was holding the phone when Kings say
Speaker 2: all that ship, Oh that's him.
Speaker 1: Listen, what's up with major? With Major?
Speaker 3: What other reality shows did y'all watch everything that come
Speaker 3: on each Everything came on E, M, T, V, v
Speaker 3: H one every day.
Speaker 1: Whatever was going on y'all being in jail watching watching
Speaker 1: family hustles.
Speaker 3: Crazy loving hip hop, all of that ship, nigga, everybody
Speaker 3: that makes sense? Everything I come on them channels. If
Speaker 3: you into jail and the ain't have v H one
Speaker 3: or MTV, like it's trying to blow this.
Speaker 1: Joint straight up. So you think violence in prison?
Speaker 2: Could we could drop those numbers if we just keep
Speaker 2: VH one in the day room.
Speaker 3: I don't know about now, but back then, oh a, oh,
Speaker 3: seven oh nine, you got v H one, MTV.
Speaker 1: Everything was cool. Yes, yeah, you.
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Speaker 4: five bad boy lyricists and Mace wasn't in his top
Speaker 4: five bad boy lyricis. He has Biggie Kiss. Well, okay,
Speaker 4: let's just do this. Biggie the locks uh in Black Rock.
Speaker 3: Charlomagne is my son, but Charlemagne is bugging holmy. First
Speaker 3: of all, when Mace was on Bad Boy, they were
Speaker 3: saying Kiss was like a little Mace.
Speaker 1: I remember that they were saying Kiss was little Mace.
Speaker 4: And not not only that people forget when Big passed,
Speaker 4: Mace kept the lights on that bad Boy.
Speaker 1: Wrote all the puffy raps and his raps.
Speaker 4: So like Mace was a bona fide megastar, star, mega star.
Speaker 4: I don't like people forget, you know, I guess because
Speaker 4: it wasn't It was so short.
Speaker 3: It was like a short window. He did four million
Speaker 3: on the debut. That was unheard of.
Speaker 1: But what Mace did.
Speaker 4: I just I just urge people to just go back
Speaker 4: and just really look at what Mace did on Bad Boy.
Speaker 4: Go back to the albums, go back to the features
Speaker 4: with total and go look at the video.
Speaker 1: Mace was a star. How do you think that was?
Speaker 3: Charla was arguing and listen, I think charlam Mage's is
Speaker 3: a better liric system Mace bro.
Speaker 2: I think she can like super underrated. But I like,
Speaker 2: I'm just saying that Mace was not a star. He
Speaker 2: said he probably makes the best music outside of Big.
Speaker 2: On Bad Boy, he was there lyricists. He's still bugging.
Speaker 2: I want to make that very clear. Bugs, I don't
Speaker 2: want to misquote him in that regard. I get it
Speaker 2: because everyone would say that that Mace put Bad Boy
Speaker 2: on his back.
Speaker 3: Black don't have one verse fucking with that. Whence was like,
Speaker 3: what you know about going out had West, red Lex
Speaker 3: TV's all up in the head wrest Black Raw don't
Speaker 3: got one verse with that. Bro, no verse literally on
Speaker 3: a hit record, even when he ran out of a
Speaker 3: throng bottles. That's not better than red Lex TV, Piece
Speaker 3: b All Rest, the Piece, Black.
Speaker 4: Boxes and Sean Jones when I came home with that first. Yeah,
Speaker 4: but Mace is definitely top five bad boys.
Speaker 2: If you go back like top three, the corn Murder
Speaker 2: Mace like before the first we not like like mixtape Mace.
Speaker 4: But I guess he's saying when he was bad boy,
Speaker 4: when he was black, That's what he's saying. Bad boy lyricists,
Speaker 4: bad boy lyricists.
Speaker 1: Either way.
Speaker 3: They said a classy criminal yad by the Jennital Dougs
Speaker 3: know me, So don't get splashed for the minimal like
Speaker 3: he was talking.
Speaker 1: Ship Bro was like, come on, y'all, gotta go back
Speaker 1: and do your HOMEWORKINGNA make I think.
Speaker 4: I think Charlamagne, Charlamagne from the he from the South,
Speaker 4: from what North Carolina?
Speaker 1: South Carol, South Carolina. That's deeper south than North.
Speaker 4: You gotta you gotta go, you gotta go, you gotta
Speaker 4: you gotta, you gotta do your.
Speaker 3: Dude got w And that's really it, Like that's the
Speaker 3: only Black Raw.
Speaker 1: We really haven't really got.
Speaker 3: Bro as far as a hit record. Okay, songs like
Speaker 3: black Bro. When when it was Black Raw Black and
Speaker 3: on the show with Black Raw twenty four Hours to Live,
Speaker 3: that's the only time I feel like Black Rob went off.
Speaker 3: I think he got the best verse on that song.
Speaker 3: There's no other time that I feel like Black Rob
Speaker 3: and Can I Live Black Rob with it was just
Speaker 3: unfair on Can I Live? Because first time he.
Speaker 1: Was only on the hook.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was on a clue tape the first time
Speaker 3: I heard that he was only It was a Lock
Speaker 3: song and they gave it to Black Rob because he
Speaker 3: needed one of us on his album.
Speaker 1: But his verse wasn't bad.
Speaker 2: He just went up against the Locks in prime form
Speaker 2: with three of the best verses they had done. Like
Speaker 2: it was unfair, but Black Rob he got off on
Speaker 2: Can I Live Now? I don't remember on the old show,
Speaker 2: Charlemagne called.
Speaker 3: In one time when we were discussing if Harlem World
Speaker 3: was a classic.
Speaker 2: I think this is a personal thing. I don't think
Speaker 2: Charlemgne actually believes this.
Speaker 1: Him and Mace. He's had some weird Mace hate. You
Speaker 1: think that's a class hallm World, Yes, I personally do.
Speaker 1: If somebody said no, I wouldn't bad.
Speaker 3: On the other day, looking for some ship I was,
Speaker 3: I was making my playlist. I think I took two
Speaker 3: songs off of it. Okay, I can't be no classic?
Speaker 3: What you could take two?
Speaker 1: What you mean only two? It was like, oh, okay,
Speaker 1: I don't want to hear this shit no more.
Speaker 4: You took two songs off like you only you couldn't
Speaker 4: listen to those two or the only two you could
Speaker 4: listen to.
Speaker 3: You niggas want to scrap. We can scrap. Niggas want
Speaker 3: like that ship with him in DMX twenty four hours away.
Speaker 3: So it's probably like three songs over there that you
Speaker 3: could take and put them to play.
Speaker 2: You want to get money, take what's yours? Will they
Speaker 2: die for you? Look looking at me the play away
Speaker 2: on its dating he was so good.
Speaker 1: What you want? Cheat on you? Twenty four hours to live?
Speaker 1: I need to be watch it back. He's bugging.
Speaker 3: That's a class, not classic, bro, that's a class that's
Speaker 3: I think is way better than that Come Home with
Speaker 3: Me is way better than that Hall In World album.
Speaker 1: Sir, I don't know if I don't know if that's
Speaker 1: a crazy hot take.
Speaker 2: With me better than that son age difference because I
Speaker 2: listened to Harlem World later because I was I was
Speaker 2: seven when Hall in World came out.
Speaker 1: I was shot.
Speaker 3: I got all in the world and didn't like I
Speaker 3: got some money power respect. It came out like two
Speaker 3: weeks later, Bro, I was laid up shot listening to
Speaker 3: this ship.
Speaker 1: Son.
Speaker 3: I was like, Yo, you couldn't tell me nothing about me, Son, Now,
Speaker 3: Holling World is a class You couldn't tell me nothing
Speaker 3: about Mace. You listening now, so you're saying it's dated. Now,
Speaker 3: I'm talking about then when that ship came out.
Speaker 1: When it Mace was a megastar, Bro, Mace, that's a
Speaker 1: classic album. We're not doing that.
Speaker 3: We ain't gonna we ain't gonna winna be dying on
Speaker 3: my classic list, So I'm on your classical listing. Come
Speaker 3: Home with Me is on my classic list. The tape
Speaker 3: is on my class could it was hi, how you
Speaker 3: could debate come Home All in the World. If you
Speaker 3: got Come Home with Me, I could put all the
Speaker 3: world in there. It's not that it's not. I love
Speaker 3: Coming Home with Me. I love that album, but I'm
Speaker 3: just saying it ain't.
Speaker 1: It ain't like.
Speaker 3: Smacking all of the world out here, I do. I
Speaker 3: think it does.
Speaker 1: I think it does. Nah, it's not smacking it out
Speaker 1: of here, but it is. It is. It's a fair
Speaker 1: point when you look back at at the Come Home.
Speaker 1: I love Come Home with Me. That album was crazy,
Speaker 1: losing life, I think so, I think so, yeah, it's
Speaker 1: the again.
Speaker 3: I have a different place in my heart because I
Speaker 3: was thirteen when Come Home with Me came out, So.
Speaker 2: It's I connect Yeah, I connect with this more than
Speaker 2: I do with Harlem World, just because I went back
Speaker 2: to listen to Harlem World. I mean, I heard the
Speaker 2: singles when I was a kid, but but I didn't.
Speaker 2: I wasn't banging Harlem World when I was seven. But
Speaker 2: Come Home with Me did not leave my fucking walkman.
Speaker 3: Come Home with Me it's still is still like valid, bro,
Speaker 3: like that ship is kind of timeless to shit on it.
Speaker 1: That's timeless, bro. I think it's Can's best album. Me too,
Speaker 1: it is. I mean a lot of right there. Though
Speaker 1: a lot of people say cool as these cool.
Speaker 3: We can't fuck with come home compared to come home
Speaker 3: d is crazy compared to come home with me as cool.
Speaker 3: This is what I'm saying, like is when it came
Speaker 3: out five, you actually have come home with me as
Speaker 3: better for sure, when when it first came out sde fire,
Speaker 3: I've never even heard that to be the second one.
Speaker 3: It's always purple haze verse come home with Me, it's fired.
Speaker 3: Don't get me wrong.
Speaker 1: I heard that, But that's your generation, that's generation. I've
Speaker 1: got three songs off of that.
Speaker 2: I like, I've gotten plenty of arguments purple hate versus
Speaker 2: come on. That's that's almost like the rap version of
Speaker 2: Confessions verse eighty seven, oh one, come home with Me
Speaker 2: in purple haze.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I can see that. I can see that.
Speaker 4: Charlomage tripping though maces back to the top five bad
Speaker 4: boy lyricist. I'm not even I don't even want that
Speaker 4: to grow l, that narrative to even start making his
Speaker 4: rounds without a doubt.
Speaker 1: You cannot talk about.
Speaker 4: Bad boy, the bad boy legacy, bad boy building, anything
Speaker 4: bad boy related without mace and without saying he was
Speaker 4: a top fuck lyricists. He's a top five, he was
Speaker 4: a top five artist back to rap artist back then. Oh,
Speaker 4: for sure, he was the biggest artist. Nobody was messing
Speaker 4: with Mace.
Speaker 3: When Mace came out bro and shot him. Jay Z
Speaker 3: shot Mace because he was at the top of the
Speaker 3: He was the top dog, h the ones. Yeah, they
Speaker 3: you the top door. He didn't go at Nas. You
Speaker 3: got Nas first. He didn't got nobody else. He went
Speaker 3: at Mace because Mace was that dude.
Speaker 1: Bro. It was a little more personal shit behind that, yeah, perhaps,
Speaker 1: but still was Mace was the top dogs. Hunh. I
Speaker 1: don't know for sure, definitely.
Speaker 2: I just want I'm not saying Charlemage is not being honest.
Speaker 2: I do think there's something personal because he's had this weird,
Speaker 2: weird Mace hate that people have called out and noticed
Speaker 2: for a long time.
Speaker 1: Like it doesn't feel like you critique in music. It
Speaker 1: feels like you.
Speaker 2: Kind of hate somebody Jones telling some story in Florida
Speaker 2: with Charlemagne and Mace or something like somebody.
Speaker 3: Said, Wendy Williams is big homie. You know, Wendy Williams
Speaker 3: don't like Maxon. She don't want to first stay made
Speaker 3: with a gay rap book. Y'all gotta like in the
Speaker 3: dis connect themselves.
Speaker 1: You gos connect themselves all right?
Speaker 2: Top five bad boy lyricists around the room start starting
Speaker 2: with the maras.
Speaker 1: Since we've been talking.
Speaker 6: Not qualified. I wasn't in the heyday of when that
Speaker 6: was going Heyday.
Speaker 1: So you're like yady day.
Speaker 4: It's like confess you're sawing like yachty the hey day
Speaker 4: it was ninety what ninety four?
Speaker 1: I was born in ninety four. Oh yeah, you're out
Speaker 1: of here.
Speaker 3: Bad boy you know, made it all the way up
Speaker 3: until a few years ago. Like you you could throw
Speaker 3: MGK in your list.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's it, g Frank, not on your your lyrics listening.
Speaker 1: Nah nah one of the best artists that.
Speaker 4: Was, Yeah, I'm going big Mace Kiss No big Kiss
Speaker 4: Mace Oh no, no particular no particular order.
Speaker 1: No, yeah, I wasn't wasn't called big Mace.
Speaker 4: Kiss styles and who else was up there?
Speaker 3: She?
Speaker 1: Yeah, your locks.
Speaker 2: Everyone's just replacing Black Rob Oh you go, Gez, you go,
Speaker 2: Jeezy Young Jeezy, Young Jock.
Speaker 1: Young Jez was on. He was in the group solo. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but no, we're not doing we can't do that though
Speaker 1: hit record. Yeah, we can't do that.
Speaker 4: Though we're talking about like he didn't release a artist,
Speaker 4: he didn't release a solo album on No.
Speaker 3: She can't release no solo album. Staff, So you're gonna
Speaker 3: take the group. Uh, I'm saying. I'm saying like I'm
Speaker 3: just acting as jeezy like.
Speaker 1: Geesez is not a better lyricistan sheet Loops, you know,
Speaker 1: not even close.
Speaker 4: He's not a better about Red Cafe. He's not a
Speaker 4: better lyricistan Sheek Loopes. I like I like Red, though
Speaker 4: I think Red is underrated and I think Red is
Speaker 4: low key writing for a lot of niggas that we want.
Speaker 4: Loon is not better than chic no lyrics lyricists lyricists.
Speaker 1: No, he's not no loon.
Speaker 4: Got loon guy, I need a girl he gott he
Speaker 4: got off from that. But you're talking about yeah, I
Speaker 4: need it like lyrics, No Fox Brown nigga croned down
Speaker 4: six six blah.
Speaker 1: She ain't top dog, she ain't top five.
Speaker 2: All kiss chic and Styles didn't put out a solo project.
Speaker 2: What's your top five without the locks in it? People
Speaker 2: that put out solo joints.
Speaker 1: Oh, I gotta go, I gotta go if the loxing
Speaker 1: in it. Big Mace, Big Mace I'm going Elephant man,
Speaker 1: all right, don't hate on Elephant.
Speaker 3: No particular order. I'm throwing g Dep in there. Depp
Speaker 3: is a better lyricist than Black What.
Speaker 1: Was he said that released the album? Didn't release album? Well,
Speaker 1: just that was solo on bad Boy?
Speaker 3: Who's fuzzy Bubble never never got in a fuzzy webble?
Speaker 3: I never checked you never. I don't know who Bubble is.
Speaker 3: But if you said no, they didn't, they didn't. No locks,
Speaker 3: So Craig Mac lyricists lyricists.
Speaker 1: Black King loses up there.
Speaker 3: If you just put out a solo project with bad Boy,
Speaker 3: you just said you just said they didn't. They was
Speaker 3: just solo.
Speaker 4: They didn't have to put that just lyricists Top five,
Speaker 4: Craig Mac is not on it.
Speaker 1: Lyricists top five, Yeah, you know what you're talking about?
Speaker 1: What wait?
Speaker 3: Top five without Glune, Black rob are all better than
Speaker 3: Craig Mac lyrically.
Speaker 1: Like what are we talk about? Okay? Like, what are
Speaker 1: we talking about right now?
Speaker 3: You gotta put King los up there. Lyricists, You gotta
Speaker 3: shine is a better lyricist than Craig.
Speaker 1: Seawan is better than Craig Mac.
Speaker 3: Gotta put Sean pa.
Speaker 2: All right, So without the locks, I'm going big Mace
Speaker 2: g depth, shine, black Row, I take it back, Loom
Speaker 2: Loom lyrics.
Speaker 1: Black. That's that's my that's my list. That's my final
Speaker 1: final black six of the year. Yeah. Next next to
Speaker 1: fuzzy lyricists. You don't got king loads in there. I don't.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you don't put a like even put a song
Speaker 3: out on lyricists though, Like, but raps, like you say,
Speaker 3: five niggasrom the label and just let them rap them niggas.
Speaker 3: It's a lot of niggas not rapping lyricists better than
Speaker 3: King Loos.
Speaker 1: Y'all tripping right now. But if you don't have a
Speaker 1: lot of projects or a lot of no, but we're
Speaker 1: not going on for that.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 6: What I'm saying is it's easy to be lyrical if
Speaker 6: you're if you only have three examples or three times
Speaker 6: to be lyrical, the more you have to do it
Speaker 6: over the years, Like people tend to get less lyrical
Speaker 6: if they're not that good.
Speaker 1: You have to prove that you can continue to be lyrical.
Speaker 1: Good point. I think Kinglows rapping better than a lot
Speaker 1: of them niggas.
Speaker 2: King Loos is one of the Kinglos is an alien.
Speaker 2: I just don't consider him really like a bad boy artist.
Speaker 3: Okay, dep off and put king lost because already on
Speaker 3: Fishes Spaghetti was mad whacked to me, like that was
Speaker 3: what you already your fish and spaghetti? Like, come on
Speaker 3: heard what was the last time you listened at the getto
Speaker 3: was hard? The child did a ghettos when it came out,
Speaker 3: probably like and it ain't get a lot.
Speaker 2: Of That's like an underground classic to me. You think,
Speaker 2: so that album.
Speaker 1: He lost me.
Speaker 3: He lost me on I was already on fishes spaghetti, bro,
Speaker 3: you adn't go back after that.
Speaker 1: It was like she said, I had a nigga you.
Speaker 3: Never heard this deficient this defici.
Speaker 1: Fici spaghetti. Man, I don't want to hear that. He said,
Speaker 1: you never heard this song every day? By that probably
Speaker 1: I probably heard it.
Speaker 2: He said, I had a cigarette for breakfast, just for beginners,
Speaker 2: cry for lunch and scream for dinner.
Speaker 1: He ain't like that. You ain't like that, and I
Speaker 1: ain't like him going to the pre set and doing all.
Speaker 1: That's what it really is you doing. You you're going
Speaker 1: on for that.
Speaker 2: But yeah, that's unfair because if we go through the
Speaker 2: list of things every bad boy artist has done in
Speaker 2: their free time.
Speaker 1: I don't know if we crazy ship, if.
Speaker 3: We could take big if you'll want for all that
Speaker 3: nasty stuff he used to say, we could do that.
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't got no qualms with that. He
Speaker 1: is that he is. We gotta take Biggie off the
Speaker 1: best lyricists, a bad boy, all that nasty ship. He
Speaker 1: used to be so good. Yeah, tell your daddy's That
Speaker 1: was a Richard Pride joke. But what about what Gutta
Speaker 1: used to do?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, what about He had the techniques dripping out
Speaker 3: his what's his names, and to sleep on his stomach
Speaker 3: so he don't fuck up his sheets, like he said,
Speaker 3: A bunch. It's just what Biggie said. I got techniques
Speaker 3: dripping out my butt, sheets pulls. I sleep on my
Speaker 3: stomach so I don't fuck up my sheets. He just
Speaker 3: used to say anything out of his mouth, anything he
Speaker 3: wanted to see.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, mad nass.
Speaker 3: He said, your fuck rue Paul was gonna fuck them
Speaker 3: ugly ass escape bitches, anything out of his mouth.
Speaker 1: But we canna take him off the listen you want.
Speaker 1: I don't mind that he's not in my time.
Speaker 3: Take it, Biggie Small not in my top five because
Speaker 3: of that bro, because of the nasty raps. Biggie gotta
Speaker 3: be your top five rappers ever, top five whole Chase,
Speaker 3: fab Ross and Drake Big not only I know I
Speaker 3: could find you crazy nasty bars from all those guys
Speaker 3: like that. You tripping maybe not fuck Rue paul Is.
Speaker 3: That's you'll get it. That's get That's no, there's nowhere
Speaker 3: around that. That's no, that's not a Richard Pride line.
Speaker 1: That we're not putting on that time.
Speaker 3: I don't want time. She looked like Smokey Robinson in
Speaker 3: the Flicks but doesn't know sh No, they just put
Speaker 3: the pitch up. She looked like smoking you know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying, chasing that.
Speaker 1: No dispects the King, but no disrespect down. Put a picture.
Speaker 1: I'm coming in Land. I'm just like, you know now
Speaker 1: I'm seeing major is my man? Disrespect bigg was from
Speaker 1: Biggie Volley Ship. Yo.
Speaker 2: I forgot what platform it was, but see gud was
Speaker 2: doing an interview they asked him.
Speaker 1: About that line. He was like, yo, he was in
Speaker 1: a studio. I was like, Yo, why would you say
Speaker 1: that about you? Knowing that I'm a holdigan out here
Speaker 1: I'm not but raping nobody throwing him off the break
Speaker 1: with you, Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Big was like, I'm trying to make them my feel
Speaker 2: so ship, like I'm gonna make a mystery out.
Speaker 1: He was like, I don't want that, chase fun. Can
Speaker 1: we click? Can we click on? That is a legend.
Speaker 1: We just don't know.
Speaker 4: He's from Long Island, from l I rock pop.
Speaker 3: Oh it's rock power. Oh it's rock rock rock. Because
Speaker 3: I was bugging like.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that was a group from Long Island. Okay, all right,
Speaker 4: that's what we didn't know about Fuzzo.
Speaker 3: Mark Curry doesn't get any lyrical love with bad nah damn.
Speaker 1: You know, fuck with mc mar curry. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Nah.
Speaker 1: He had some joints. He wrote some of Puff's best joints.
Speaker 3: He did hooks and ship Now. He wrote the join
Speaker 3: on the Godzilla soundtrack.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he definitely wrote that.
Speaker 3: But Puff rapping on the Godzilla soundtrack is not like
Speaker 3: Puff rapping on that first ship. That's mazing kiss. Yeah
Speaker 3: he was saying. I'm saying like he ain't never really
Speaker 3: had no rhythm to me and the but he was
Speaker 3: sounding like that's the best he ever sound rapping.
Speaker 2: I mean, I know we're not allowed to say that's
Speaker 2: a classic album to me, no way out facts, Like
Speaker 2: is any way to get around, especially when you're.
Speaker 3: Not a rapper, Like that ship was fire and he
Speaker 3: did more numbers than anybody on Bad Boy with that ship.
Speaker 1: So he was feeling itself off.
Speaker 2: For that, Like going to be a party promoter in
Speaker 2: the exec and they's like, you know what, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: just rap.
Speaker 1: Real quick and six seven million. But he had Mason
Speaker 1: kiss Ray and everything. It was like that was easy. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that was easy. Gonna say where you putuff on the list? No,
Speaker 1: we can't do that. No, we can't do that. Nah.
Speaker 1: He didn't right either, right there and raps, we're not
Speaker 1: doing that all right.
Speaker 2: While we're still on music, maull blink your eyes twice.
Speaker 2: If we're getting a jay Z Reasonable Doubt thirtieth anniversary
Speaker 2: concert at Barclay Center, just blink twice.
Speaker 1: You don't have to say yes or no, just pa,
Speaker 1: what a thirtieth anniversary Reasonable Doubt concert? Yep, you just
Speaker 1: blink that. So at the Barclays, though, just breathe. You
Speaker 1: don't have to say anything. Just breathe.
Speaker 3: If if it's yes, maybe the garden because you know
Speaker 3: there is a rumor.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know there's a lot of rumors. No, not
Speaker 1: the rumor in your group chat. I'm staying a rumor.
Speaker 3: Like amongst US civilians, there's a lot of rumors, man,
Speaker 3: I know people be like, oh, the Barclays is booked
Speaker 3: out for two weeks and with between the Liberty and
Speaker 3: this and.
Speaker 2: That, well, oh, let's not skip steps because Hole and
Speaker 2: your brother change Jay's name back to the little dot
Speaker 2: dot thing a control.
Speaker 1: The manipulating life. Man, Hey, jypan, I like that with
Speaker 1: the two dots.
Speaker 2: Then they put out Dead Presidents one on streaming, which
Speaker 2: hadn't been on there before. Then did jay Z thirty
Speaker 2: dot com. There's vinyls, there's merch. I don't think Jay
Speaker 2: just does ship to do shit. And based off all
Speaker 2: the deals that we know your brother and him, that's
Speaker 2: the that's the baby that they own.
Speaker 1: They own that in its totality.
Speaker 2: I don't even need to do some blueprint shit and
Speaker 2: get fucking universal involved.
Speaker 1: I could just do reasonable doubt.
Speaker 2: I own one percent of the shit, right, there's no
Speaker 2: way that they're not taking that opportunity. I think just
Speaker 2: based off the Liberty having away games, I think Biggs
Speaker 2: was like, we should do it.
Speaker 1: You think Big said that. I think Biggs was the
Speaker 1: one that pulled up the Liberty schedule. It's not far fetched.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I definitely didn't ask, and I don't I honestly don't know,
Speaker 4: but I would. I wouldn't be surprised. It makes sense.
Speaker 1: I think that it makes total sense to do it.
Speaker 1: I don't see why j wouldn't do it.
Speaker 2: And I mean, obviously the NBA Draft is there that week,
Speaker 2: but it's it's like a two week block. Yeah, you
Speaker 2: only need one night, like conveniently on the week that
Speaker 2: it came out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, here's while you were living next doing in the
Speaker 1: five city ships.
Speaker 3: We went to five cities in one day, Imbos up north,
Speaker 3: watching that ship every stop and.
Speaker 1: Just performing five cities one day.
Speaker 3: That's what he did. You maybe did that five cities
Speaker 3: one day. He did five cities one day. That sounds
Speaker 3: some JA just hop on the jet and just hopped
Speaker 3: on the Jeta Cago l A C Thom Zone.
Speaker 2: Hey, he finished off in New York. But all right,
Speaker 2: do we have predictions of what? I don't think just
Speaker 2: doing a show. I don't think that's enough.
Speaker 3: The album you want Reasonable Doubt too.
Speaker 1: I don't hell.
Speaker 4: I don't want Jay to put out no More another
Speaker 4: album because I don't have guys like Yachi and I'm
Speaker 4: gonna shoot on it.
Speaker 1: This crash. Nobody want to hear that lyrical lyricool miracle.
Speaker 2: But do you think that they're they will put out
Speaker 2: Dead Presidence on streaming, have this website just just for
Speaker 2: one concert.
Speaker 1: I feel like there's going to be more around this.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 2: If you too hopeful, No, I don't. I don't think
Speaker 2: Jay's putting out new music. I don't think this is
Speaker 2: around an album whatsoever. I just don't think you're doing
Speaker 2: a full website just for one Reasonable Doubt anniversary concert.
Speaker 1: I agree, I just got that.
Speaker 2: I don't know what that is, but I think there's
Speaker 2: going to be much more attached to it, mainly because
Speaker 2: the businessman that Jay Z is, this is an entity
Speaker 2: that he owns full outright, like's there's no other partner
Speaker 2: besides Biggs and I guess the state of New York,
Speaker 2: but that's neither here nor there. But I think they
Speaker 2: would put more into that because they own it outright
Speaker 2: than just doing a show at the Barclays, Like, I
Speaker 2: think that's going to be part of it. I just
Speaker 2: don't know if that's going to be the only thing.
Speaker 3: But if you do both of them the same night,
Speaker 3: as far as we the balclades and the guarding, that
Speaker 3: would be crazy the city.
Speaker 1: I will say I was, I was a made in America.
Speaker 3: When you should tell him that, you should tell him
Speaker 3: that the gaarden same night, fuck the city up. Nobody
Speaker 3: else could do that. You could sell both of them out.
Speaker 3: Nobody else could do that.
Speaker 4: Bro when we were at when he headlined live stream
Speaker 4: him going from Brooklyn to the Mahon.
Speaker 1: On the train with the pottery lady.
Speaker 4: Again, have like one train, like had a jay train
Speaker 4: take him from Barclays to got to be five.
Speaker 3: You did five cities before they're gonna move the j
Speaker 3: training to another part of Brooklyn.
Speaker 1: You could put this, You could just put the change that. Okay,
Speaker 1: I thought you meant like like J Wil But if.
Speaker 4: J gonna do that, he would actually he would actually
Speaker 4: he would do some super il ship and have the
Speaker 4: whole train ship painted over a reasonable debt and let
Speaker 4: it take him from balk.
Speaker 1: Leads to the to the Garden.
Speaker 2: And perform on it. Well, they put Wi Fi and
Speaker 2: trains and took it away. You could live stream somehow
Speaker 2: if you're Jay Z and continue your performance like you
Speaker 2: keep wrapping on the train on the way to the guard.
Speaker 3: Do the New York ship. It's not along doing New
Speaker 3: York while you want to train.
Speaker 1: If we can change the letter new.
Speaker 3: York while you want to train on the Jay and
Speaker 3: Z on the Jay and Z line, put.
Speaker 1: It in New York. Alicia keys on the piano on
Speaker 1: the platform.
Speaker 4: But we're saying all of that, all of the sounds great, right,
Speaker 4: And guess what a lot.
Speaker 1: Of these streams and this ship trash? Who cares? I'm
Speaker 1: just saying.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying, yo, But I'm saying certainly, but that's
Speaker 4: gonna love that. That would be amazing, And it's gonna be
Speaker 4: a sector that has a lot of control. And I
Speaker 4: guess you know fragmented media, right, they're gonna have their
Speaker 4: own streaming platform watching it.
Speaker 1: Yo. This ship is trash. This ship is trash. So
Speaker 1: it's like, I don't think Jay's thinking about any of those.
Speaker 4: Of course, he's not like the young streaming niggas about you.
Speaker 4: I'm talk about the young just the younger genre the
Speaker 4: younger audience.
Speaker 3: But niggas is gonna be old the way longer than
Speaker 3: they're gonna be youngest, So fuck with them. Young niggas
Speaker 3: name respectfully. That's how you pulled them on with the
Speaker 3: young streamer. Their whole life is based off negativity. Jesus
Speaker 3: Christ himself will come back and be Likeyo, why are
Speaker 3: you wearing sandals like there never be You're never gonna
Speaker 3: You're never gonna impress it. All these guys, why Jesus
Speaker 3: in that one of some valencies? Regular put on some balencies.
Speaker 3: How could I pray to somebody wearing that?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think there is something more attached to the
Speaker 4: reasonable that ship. I honestly have an asked, but I'll
Speaker 4: hit biggs and ask them, like you gotta be the
Speaker 4: gotta be something happening.
Speaker 3: Jay not just selling T shirts at jay z thirty
Speaker 3: dot com. You're not creating that just for the fun
Speaker 3: of it, because you would just sell your vinyls and
Speaker 3: T shirts on your regular ship.
Speaker 1: I just don't. I don't know, man, I don't know
Speaker 1: if Jay is inspired or motivated right now, but that
Speaker 1: you know, you could be.
Speaker 2: You could be inspired by theeth anniversary of your first album.
Speaker 2: You know you're performing that. I'm not saying reasonable doubt too. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm not saying he's gonna do his fault.
Speaker 4: I feel like to see him put the album back
Speaker 4: out and then put like two new tracks on it.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't be mad at that, like two new tracks
Speaker 4: or reasonable doubt, like don't give us a whole new album,
Speaker 4: just give us.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but that fit with that time.
Speaker 2: But he should do what he like that time on
Speaker 2: volume volume three when you had to skip ahead, the
Speaker 2: last record was like twenty minutes long. You had to
Speaker 2: you had to fast forward on your walking in to
Speaker 2: get like you should be half it's only on the
Speaker 2: vinyl and you got you gotta wait twenty minutes.
Speaker 3: Hip hop did that because I forgot who did that
Speaker 3: on the album, and that's what hip hop got that
Speaker 3: was inspired to do that at.
Speaker 2: There was a single one of the three records that
Speaker 2: were at the end of volume three. One of them
Speaker 2: was come Man Man like they put a single at
Speaker 2: the end of that ship.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that was hot doing that, but I forgot what
Speaker 4: the album he heard and he was like, oh shit,
Speaker 4: like you let the tape play like it's another song
Speaker 4: in it and everybody's like work. So when he A
Speaker 4: and R reasonable doubt he was inspired to do that.
Speaker 4: He was like, nah, we got to do that on
Speaker 4: this album.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because that I think it was two or three records.
Speaker 3: I'm bunning through that you had to fast forward to.
Speaker 3: But no, I would love to watch, y'all. I don't
Speaker 3: really want new music from Jay, and neither though I do.
Speaker 3: I mean, I wouldn't mind it.
Speaker 1: I'm looking for it. Don't get it twisted.
Speaker 4: If we open our phones right now and Jay's post
Speaker 4: the link for a new says new album Friday, Oh,
Speaker 4: I'm definitely, but I just and if he never do it,
Speaker 4: I don't care.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but if he don't.
Speaker 4: Do it, because he's obviously he's a legacy act at
Speaker 4: this point. But I'm just saying, like I just don't.
Speaker 4: I can't sit back and just watch the internet tear
Speaker 4: down a Jay album like that shit will really piss
Speaker 4: me off because all this other shit that you'll hype
Speaker 4: up and say is dope and it's hard and this
Speaker 4: niggas or whatever. Jay put out a new album and
Speaker 4: y'r nigga's trashing like that's just gonna cause.
Speaker 3: A whole divide like you're gonna crash out. No, I'm
Speaker 3: not gonna cry. I crash out.
Speaker 1: Days is over. But I'm not doing that.
Speaker 4: But it's just like I don't want to even see that,
Speaker 4: Like I don't even want niggas to get the opportunity
Speaker 4: to disrespect the legends, like you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 4: Like it's just like they waiting to do that. Those
Speaker 4: ship trash and this niggast rapping, Like nobody want to
Speaker 4: hear this shit, da da They.
Speaker 1: Ain't doing that the t I, Yes they are. They are.
Speaker 1: I ain't see that. Only Atlanta is not doing it TI.
Speaker 1: I think Atlanta's doing it to TI. I too do.
Speaker 1: I think some niggas Atlanta ain't Jackings.
Speaker 3: I'm not jack A lot of people like it more
Speaker 3: than I think. I've said the shit he was in
Speaker 3: front of the car like that was Aparrel did right.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I like the Forrall record, that was all right,
Speaker 3: But I'm saying that this record is dirt. I don't
Speaker 3: like the disrecords. I think niggas is just too old
Speaker 3: and making dis records though, like when you.
Speaker 4: Forty five, forty six, fort like I just think that
Speaker 4: when your kids is in college.
Speaker 1: The kid thugging on the internet, you can't be making.
Speaker 2: Making discord fifty did replied this morning sort of v
Speaker 2: ig said, I don't need me to wrap.
Speaker 1: You need me to wrap?
Speaker 4: Get off my page. Wait, fifty said, I don't need
Speaker 4: me to wrap.
Speaker 1: I don't you need me. You need me to wrap?
Speaker 1: Get off my page?
Speaker 3: Yo, yoyoy got like forty nine million monthly listeners on Spotify.
Speaker 3: I got like fourteen. I wouldn't have did no verses
Speaker 3: with no nigga like that neither. Is that much disparity?
Speaker 3: Is that much disparity? I'm just saying off of pure music.
Speaker 3: His son is not going on stagium. He's calling you
Speaker 3: a rat. I don't I don't know why you would
Speaker 3: want to do a versus with a nigga calling you
Speaker 3: a rat. Nigga been calling you a rat for twenty years,
Speaker 3: that's the fact. And you want to do a versus
Speaker 3: with this nigga. You're supposed to want to fight this nigga.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean you want to do Gucci didn't did
Speaker 2: this ship though, And not that anyone called each other
Speaker 2: a rat, but somebody some history. That's even crazier than
Speaker 2: calling somebody a rat You.
Speaker 3: Niggas was man's before. They was cool before. That's a
Speaker 3: that's a totally different story. We from here. We we
Speaker 3: was cool before some shit happened. That's that's different. Thing
Speaker 3: about jez Jeezy and Gucci, they was cool before they
Speaker 3: did songs and all that together.
Speaker 1: They was a so they reconciled, and I think people
Speaker 1: kind of guessed that was.
Speaker 3: That's like a reconciliation, right when you used to be cool,
Speaker 3: then you wasn't get back cool.
Speaker 1: That Ti fifty never was cool. He never was my
Speaker 1: man homie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, And I mean that even goes back to
Speaker 2: I don't if y'all remember when the swagger like Us days,
Speaker 2: Remember when Pigs on the stage runs around the niggas
Speaker 2: this swagger like Us.
Speaker 1: He was running laps around the nigga Puff Jay.
Speaker 3: He was running laps around them niggas literally and figuratively.
Speaker 3: That's a fact. That's what he was telling them on
Speaker 3: that stage. I'm running laps around your nigga.
Speaker 1: I'm not clicking y'all clicking up, and I'm running laps
Speaker 1: around your niggas. That's what he did. Though at that point,
Speaker 1: fifty was kind of checked out for music. Was he Nah,
Speaker 1: that was I Get Money? I Get Money? Was seven?
Speaker 1: That's Flager like us? Was what eight? Oh yeah, No,
Speaker 1: I'm running last round. Yeah, I' jogging. I'm jogging on
Speaker 1: the stage. I'm running run laps around your niggas. Man,
Speaker 1: your bigga ain't doing not.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: I might play a or technology and run around the fucking.
Speaker 3: Gym, but it goes back far.
Speaker 1: You know how I feel about that record, which that's
Speaker 1: what I said.
Speaker 3: She was a big song, but I hated that on
Speaker 3: that tape. She worked the post, She worked the post.
Speaker 3: What the most simplest I'm telling you that off fifty,
Speaker 3: but that record I hate it. I like the first
Speaker 3: full songs on the album, and then after that I
Speaker 3: was cool.
Speaker 1: Get that's Curtis.
Speaker 4: Oh, I'm about to say you WoT technology, and I
Speaker 4: thought he was saying the office.
Speaker 1: Off the album.
Speaker 3: I think Mask is better than Get Rich, though you
Speaker 3: said that to me the other week, and.
Speaker 1: Massacre, I think doesn't get you was locked up when
Speaker 1: the albums came out. Regardless what that, you just had
Speaker 1: that shit. I repeat, you just memorized it, both of them.
Speaker 2: I think Mask convinced me to have a better appreciation
Speaker 2: for a Masker once we went through it, because it's
Speaker 2: been a minute since I.
Speaker 1: Like listening to masks and it's not better than Get Rich,
Speaker 1: but it's better than we think it is. Yeah, it
Speaker 1: was just so commercial at that point.
Speaker 3: Better. What happened was he gave away some real big
Speaker 3: songs and during that same time too, you heard so
Speaker 3: you was hearing them game records and you was like, oh, ship,
Speaker 3: And then when his shit came out, he was like, damn,
Speaker 3: you should have put those on this team. You know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying. But that tape, though, you go through
Speaker 3: them records, that ship is flyes Man the Maskers.
Speaker 1: I like that better better than Get Rich. Yes, I
Speaker 1: like it better than okay once you say you like it,
Speaker 1: but Give Rich has.
Speaker 3: Songs on it that like I was in the streets,
Speaker 3: stuck into the fucking album came out three years later
Speaker 3: after I was off for the streets, and it's like,
Speaker 3: why is this on here? You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 3: Why why is this? Why is this song? You get
Speaker 3: shot running the cops? You're not like, why is this on?
Speaker 3: Get Richard dots tryan Wow? Okay, yeah, and I mean
Speaker 3: Wang Wangster was a year old Paul Little Rich Nigga
Speaker 3: that I was a year old already. It was songs on
Speaker 3: it that I knew word for. I'm listening to the album,
Speaker 3: niggas looking at how the fuck you notice something? We
Speaker 3: just went to town right and around going uptown to
Speaker 3: this shit every day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, you're not like me. It was like four
Speaker 1: years older than You're not like me. It was older
Speaker 1: than that. That's why it's like a bonus, right, It's
Speaker 1: not even it's another one Murder on ch that's from
Speaker 1: ninety nine.
Speaker 2: They put those as bonus joints just because the rest
Speaker 2: of the world didn't hear those, which I understand, Jimy
Speaker 2: Ivien and I'm doing.
Speaker 1: That, But you didn't make a good point with Massacre.
Speaker 2: If you take the records that fifty gave Game off
Speaker 2: Documentary and replace it with the subpar records on Massacre.
Speaker 2: Now debate, we have a real debate about the classics.
Speaker 2: Back to back, oh easy, because I think I think
Speaker 2: documentary is a classic, and documentary and just that run
Speaker 2: of going from Get Rich to beg for Mercy, documentary
Speaker 2: straight out of Cashville, Hunger for More, Hunger for More.
Speaker 2: I think thoughts of a predicate Felon is fu a
Speaker 2: good album too. That you do in three years is
Speaker 2: find me any record label, death Row, maybe.
Speaker 1: Soundtrack to get Riches. I try and soundtrack. Yeah, that's
Speaker 1: all within three to four years.
Speaker 3: Fifty first five years the best five years in hip hop.
Speaker 3: That's the best first five year run ever.
Speaker 1: In hip hop. Son, I don't care what nobody's saying.
Speaker 2: And a lot of people disagree with you are probably
Speaker 2: younger because they weren't there. They don't know that it
Speaker 2: controlled the world.
Speaker 1: Name one.
Speaker 3: Name of five year run that like all of that
Speaker 3: shit he just named, it's moore it you got it.
Speaker 3: It's more stuff you add in a video game. You
Speaker 3: add in fucking watch close.
Speaker 1: Those was nasty.
Speaker 3: So what you add in vitamin water, we wouldn't even
Speaker 3: We wouldn't even have vitamins or water if it wasn't
Speaker 3: for that ever.
Speaker 4: Fighting water was trash, was so nasty that she tastes
Speaker 4: like it was in somebody else's mouth already.
Speaker 1: I never drunk that ship. That ship was terrible.
Speaker 2: But that's why fifty to me was ill because he
Speaker 2: literally said I get money. I said, I took quarter water,
Speaker 2: put it in bottles for two bucks.
Speaker 1: Cold, cold, came butter for billings. What the fifty ship
Speaker 1: was trashed? Quarterwater? Wait, I could drink power.
Speaker 3: Waters way better than the great fifty cent juice fifty
Speaker 3: cent it was purple. But at this age, I promise you,
Speaker 3: if you drink a quarter water versus that, we'd like
Speaker 3: it was.
Speaker 1: You were like Formula fifty. That's what Formula fifty was.
Speaker 3: Give me my little hoey on me, Yeah, give me
Speaker 3: the little give me my little hogey.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm good on that.
Speaker 4: The grape quarter water, the one in the back though,
Speaker 4: at the back of.
Speaker 1: The bottom of by a fan mag Get grab.
Speaker 4: That one because that's gonna stay cold till you get
Speaker 4: back to the block.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Formula fifty had like that after you take cough
Speaker 3: medicine after taste, that's kind of what Formula fifty tasted like.
Speaker 1: That shit was called formula. That shit was terrible.
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Speaker 3: YO said fifth first five years in a game? Who
Speaker 3: got a first five? Who got a better first five
Speaker 3: years than that? As far as the music or just overall.
Speaker 1: I'm saying overall, overall, go overall.
Speaker 3: I dare you nahs fifty to fifty When he dropped
Speaker 3: that shit was he shook the entire the entire industry
Speaker 3: up for sure. And it's also not fair because all right,
Speaker 3: you could say, you say Drake had a great run
Speaker 3: in his first five years.
Speaker 1: Musically, nobody had to run that. Drake has no But
Speaker 1: what's fifty?
Speaker 3: That's cap Usually the artist state five lead better than
Speaker 3: drake first five years.
Speaker 4: Music music, Yes, that was not man. We were talking
Speaker 4: about music, just music, just music. Hew No, how how
Speaker 4: how are you saying that? Are you talking just talking
Speaker 4: music if you're talking about business and and other things
Speaker 4: outside of the music, Because.
Speaker 3: Get Richard do Trying the Massacre, the soundtrack, Hunger for More,
Speaker 3: the documentary, Those of a Predicate, Feeling, the Ryan Apple,
Speaker 3: like all the Curties, all of this should come out
Speaker 3: in the first five years.
Speaker 1: Bro I bucked the World is Fire on the low.
Speaker 6: Walk album, are y'all talking about the success of the
Speaker 6: music with that quality.
Speaker 2: That's quality that first five there was not a bad
Speaker 2: G unit album like they all did the numbers, but
Speaker 2: if you go back, that's all nobody was.
Speaker 3: Whack nobody and nobody had as that were actually quality.
Speaker 1: All of that collectively cool, great ship.
Speaker 4: Y'all think that when Drake dropped in his first five years,
Speaker 4: is not better than all of that shit you talking about?
Speaker 1: Five album is?
Speaker 3: I don't think his favorite, fair conversation, you did break
Speaker 3: first album is better than get Richard dot trying. No,
Speaker 3: you don't, then it's over. The conversation is over. And
Speaker 3: that's not because if you if your first album album
Speaker 3: and you think your second album better than the massacre, yes,
Speaker 3: hell yeah, test mixtape so Far Gone, Like what are
Speaker 3: we talking about? Well, that wasn't his first album. I'm
Speaker 3: just a wauch the second album right me Later. It
Speaker 3: is his first album, Thank you Me Late.
Speaker 4: This is his first album, and saying so Far Gone
Speaker 4: came out with the year before.
Speaker 2: Here's the thing with if you want to go with
Speaker 2: the run I've set on record, I think you could
Speaker 2: argue so Far Gone is one of the best mixtapes ever,
Speaker 2: but it also.
Speaker 1: Fifty cents The future got So Far Gone is the
Speaker 1: best mixtape ever. Nah, what so Far Gone? And that
Speaker 1: ship ain't better than gee you and it is the
Speaker 1: future to me.
Speaker 2: Get the funk out which gets me back to me
Speaker 2: is my favorite mixtape. Ball time that guy get out.
Speaker 2: I wish that's what you get out the club bitch
Speaker 2: and all that on it So Far Gone. Yeah, niggas
Speaker 2: remember what was on So Far Gone? Yeah, I just
Speaker 2: wish successful.
Speaker 3: That's maybe like crazy a man that heard Drake when
Speaker 3: I first heard that, even better than some niggas entire discographies.
Speaker 2: No, a lot of people will say that that's Drake's
Speaker 2: actual classic is going. I wish it didn't come from you.
Speaker 2: Pause because I've said that when we've just been all
Speaker 2: your mixtapes. I think people don't realize that why you
Speaker 2: didn't come from me, because people just think you're biased.
Speaker 2: And that's all we're talking about. The music exists, the
Speaker 2: ship is out, Like what do we go listen to it?
Speaker 2: I'm saying when I first heard that nigga Drake on
Speaker 2: that you the best.
Speaker 1: I ain't like that, nigga.
Speaker 3: I say, Yo, this ship is trash, and by the
Speaker 3: time I heard that shit on So Far Gone, it
Speaker 3: seemed like I knew the whole Songe put the key
Speaker 3: under I was on. I was like, oh shit, this
Speaker 3: is fire. It's like I never heard it before, but
Speaker 3: I knew. No, I don't go for that.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, guess who's back? Roden Apple Junie. That's what's up.
Speaker 2: You're not like me, fifty bars. Your life's on the line.
Speaker 2: Half these records made it. Don't get rich. Let's just
Speaker 2: start there. This mixtape. Half of it is get rich.
Speaker 2: You're not like me, fifty bars, your life on the line.
Speaker 2: Get out the club, bitch, be a gentleman. Fuck you
Speaker 2: too hot with Nas and Nature, who you rep Na's
Speaker 2: Brave Hearts, Cornerboadegga, Ghetto Koran as the world turn has
Speaker 2: going to be? Who could freestyle Stretch Armstrong freestyle do
Speaker 2: w free This This is the best to me, is
Speaker 2: the greatest.
Speaker 1: Mixtape of all that is better than a Drake mix
Speaker 1: fifty great that.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying that So Far Going, it's not in
Speaker 2: a conversation, but this is the greatest mixtape that's ever
Speaker 2: been put together.
Speaker 1: I don't know if I'm rolling with that.
Speaker 3: But that's why this is beautiful had a conversation because
Speaker 3: we all have different perspectives and different music that we like.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying, It was so successful besides
Speaker 3: successful and so far going is flawless.
Speaker 6: You don't you you you must not be familiar. Well,
Speaker 6: you need to go go back and revisit it the
Speaker 6: so far going shit. You need to you're even talking
Speaker 6: about successful, you need to go back and read.
Speaker 2: Also, weird comparison because I think it's the first mixtape
Speaker 2: that like really merged from from an artist itself, not
Speaker 2: a DJ that merged R and B and wrap the
Speaker 2: way Drake did on that. So it's it's a weird
Speaker 2: half the album is R and B Like, yeah, that's
Speaker 2: so I'm not going to me having our mind ninety
Speaker 2: nine point ninety nine mixtapes is in.
Speaker 4: My music just music? Forget if it's R and B
Speaker 4: a rap. We're talking about the best body of music
Speaker 4: on the mixtape.
Speaker 1: But there's a reason why people don't.
Speaker 3: You can't really like people would compare it to like
Speaker 3: Cuttis mixtapes before, they would compare it to to Guess
Speaker 3: Who's back or Clue mixtapes or shit even Wayne's mixtape series.
Speaker 3: But it's a mix that mixtape series. Like, yes, it's
Speaker 3: a mixtape. I'm just saying it's the best mixtape.
Speaker 4: I'm not saying what it's the best rap mixtape or
Speaker 4: the best AR I'm saying it's the best mixtape that
Speaker 4: music on a mixtape was. That's that's better than some albums.
Speaker 4: Like what are we talking about? That's all I'm saying. Now,
Speaker 4: if y'all want to go whether it's the best R
Speaker 4: and B mixtape or best rap okay, then we can
Speaker 4: have that. I'm saying mixtape period. It's not a commercial album.
Speaker 4: It's a mixtape.
Speaker 3: That's a hell of a monkey range right there where
Speaker 3: you just said, Okay, here's the best mix too.
Speaker 1: I thought he was on some rap shit. Here's the
Speaker 1: thing I'm getting. I was back. But I also just like,
Speaker 1: I don't think.
Speaker 2: Most completely wrong if you get down to it, the
Speaker 2: impact that mixtape had. I don't know if there's been
Speaker 2: a mixtape that had an impact that legitimately, of course
Speaker 2: it derived from EIGHTA Waits and heart Breaks, but I
Speaker 2: don't know if there's been a mixtape that changed the
Speaker 2: trajectory of how music sounds the way so no, it's.
Speaker 3: Definitely it changed out. Everything, yes, is roperted after that.
Speaker 3: I tell people that is raped after Drake and so
Speaker 3: that mystate right there is the one you say, is
Speaker 3: really it?
Speaker 1: It's like the music change.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I agree there, but yeah, So Far Gone was
Speaker 2: kind of that the same way it pivoted with Fifty
Speaker 2: and Kanye going face to face and Kanye winning where
Speaker 2: the nerds beat the streets. That pivot and then right
Speaker 2: to So Far Gone to me is the next pivot
Speaker 2: in hip hop. And then you get to the double
Speaker 2: XL freestyle of twenty fifteen when it was Yady and
Speaker 2: all them, that was the next pivot.
Speaker 3: To me, all us street niggas knew Kanye was gonna
Speaker 3: win that son. The whole world kind of did.
Speaker 1: And it just we knew that.
Speaker 3: Like it was like Fifty was like he was feeling
Speaker 3: itself more than anybody else was feeling him at that moment.
Speaker 3: It was like, but he had a right to as
Speaker 3: far as as far as like he had a right.
Speaker 3: You can't be on your dick more than anybody else's
Speaker 3: on your dick, thought, I feel like you.
Speaker 1: Can't do that.
Speaker 3: It sounds like a biggie bo Yeah, like, you can't
Speaker 3: do that, bro, that's amazing ball Actually rock my own
Speaker 3: knocked my own shit, Like I'm on my own dick,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying, Like, you can't do that.
Speaker 1: Though, I feel like.
Speaker 3: That's why he messed up with that, But I think
Speaker 3: fifty knew that too, because Fifty got desperate. Fifty said,
Speaker 3: Jimmy Ven and Tom Win ship nothing. It wouldn't bob
Speaker 3: a bunch of them shit.
Speaker 2: Remember, right towards the end, like the week before everything
Speaker 2: was dropping, Fifty said, if Kanye wins, I'm gonna quit rap.
Speaker 1: So if y'all don't buy my album, just no, I'm
Speaker 1: never rapping again. He knew what was going on. We
Speaker 1: all knew that Fifty was going to lose that.
Speaker 2: And if you get down, like as much as I
Speaker 2: like Curtis though, you're dealing with graduation, Like what are
Speaker 2: we talking about?
Speaker 1: It was just a different moment like that, Kanye. The
Speaker 1: world was shifting.
Speaker 3: Yeah, everything the Internet came like, everything was different.
Speaker 1: That was the clash of the trolls. Though. Soldier Boy
Speaker 1: was lit. Yeah, hell yeah, there was no about that.
Speaker 1: He was lit and that's what he was seven. He
Speaker 1: still was.
Speaker 6: He popped off earlier, but that was like kind of
Speaker 6: like his prime seven.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Crank that Soldiers I remember. I remember watching all
Speaker 3: of these videos.
Speaker 1: At the same time. Yeah, like, did you catch that
Speaker 1: on that don't never Netflix?
Speaker 3: Nick fuck he talking about cranked that on Netflix. You
Speaker 3: were in jail at that time. Yeah, you were in jail,
Speaker 3: jail when he was born in oh two. I came
Speaker 3: on with twenty twenty. Yeah, so all this ship we
Speaker 3: talked about, I was.
Speaker 1: Everything. Everything we're talking about. He was in jail for.
Speaker 1: You know, how to do the whole You learned how
Speaker 1: to do the Soldier boy in jail. I just want
Speaker 1: to do that part working out yourself.
Speaker 3: Like your listen House of the Spousing, Windy Windy. That's upstate, right,
Speaker 3: so it's mad like that's the prefact spot for the
Speaker 3: upstate nigga Bufalo niggas, Rochester niggas, So they on different
Speaker 3: type of time to see the niggas anyway you are
Speaker 3: sign them niggas used to be coming out this cell.
Speaker 3: They making fun of the nigga and all that.
Speaker 1: You you that.
Speaker 3: Shi it was hilarious. You are worried about Bubb Sun
Speaker 3: Sol Boy. They was doing you in prison just so big.
Speaker 1: Was there you the first nigga to have niggas doing
Speaker 1: your dancy.
Speaker 3: Jail Big Draco straight up, that is hilarious.
Speaker 1: Hit the cell. The niggas is doing that. Niggas come out, they're.
Speaker 3: Like your mother said, niggs beat the little niggas had
Speaker 3: niggas crying, Oh my god. All that ship was the
Speaker 3: same time though, like oh seven Man, Soldier Boy fifty
Speaker 3: and Kanye.
Speaker 1: Going at it. Yeah, you can have whatever you like.
Speaker 1: All that ship was like the same time. You remember Circario.
Speaker 1: Of course Caio you the magazine Nigga the same reason.
Speaker 2: Whether we're talking off Mike with Nos going on that
Speaker 2: rent about Angie.
Speaker 1: He seemed to rap with us. He rapped a lot like,
Speaker 1: oh you remember Sakaria, you heard this ship. I probably
Speaker 1: got to hear.
Speaker 3: The niggas with the nigga from b More know we
Speaker 3: that was with Jim Jones and the niggah. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: remember named Billy Ba sound just like whole You're crazy
Speaker 3: Billy Bath. He used to sound. I had some every
Speaker 3: tape they used to come out mixed. Sib used to
Speaker 3: be on that ship. Sounded just like O you.
Speaker 2: Brought up Billy Bath Gate on this podcast before. I
Speaker 2: was like, yo, how did that name even.
Speaker 3: Billy bath Gate? I remember Billy back, I remember everything.
Speaker 3: So I used to be looking for them niggas. I
Speaker 3: used to want to rhyme against them niggas, all them niggas, niggas,
Speaker 3: some of your j miles looking for niggas. I'm looking
Speaker 3: for him, looking for he was jumping out in niggas hoods. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he was looking for niggas. He hear you nicey coming
Speaker 3: through your hood. His men got the camera. I was
Speaker 3: uptaying looking for them niggas.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: But that's the part of bat the rap that niggas
Speaker 4: don't really talk or know about, is that when nigga
Speaker 4: should literally go to niggas blocks. Yes, Like I tell
Speaker 4: niggas like Rex and all of them, they come from
Speaker 4: that like Rex move. Look, they literally would walk to
Speaker 4: go to whoever block. Like, imagine that, I'm going to
Speaker 4: somebody's blocks.
Speaker 3: Twelve of them niggas, thirteen of them minute, and we
Speaker 3: just standing on the corner waiting for a niggas hear something.
Speaker 1: You know, how you look?
Speaker 3: None of that? He'd be asking you, yo, you know Rory,
Speaker 3: Like no, I don't know him, like you rap so
Speaker 3: like his man's and him come.
Speaker 1: Back like you was looking for Rory. Yeah, him right there.
Speaker 1: I just asked, y'all.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean that was that was nails and move.
Speaker 2: They put it on camera of what was happening at
Speaker 2: that point the State building. Yeah, that was like that
Speaker 2: was the last to me, like when that was at
Speaker 2: a big screen they were doing at.
Speaker 1: A chance to see that, your mind. I got niggas
Speaker 1: up north that all of the battle raps. They know
Speaker 1: every battle rap.
Speaker 3: They come like you could tell a nigga anybody you named,
Speaker 3: like yo, te Top, let me hear some T top shit.
Speaker 1: He know it like they know everything.
Speaker 3: When I first got a chance to see that shit
Speaker 3: in front of the State building out, that's like some
Speaker 3: ship that I was mad. I wasn't around for classes.
Speaker 3: That's to me to class battle. Yeah, that's a classic ship.
Speaker 1: I was looking at this like, damn, I'm mad.
Speaker 3: I wasn't there to throw back on every big ass
Speaker 3: hat like I was mad.
Speaker 1: I wasn't giff.
Speaker 4: That's when it because now now battle rap is different,
Speaker 4: it's more performative.
Speaker 1: Now now it's like spoken word. It's a lot of theatrics.
Speaker 2: But but that kind of derived from from Mills and
Speaker 2: Mook to me, from that battle and even kind of
Speaker 2: with Serrius Jones and we're doing Lux and Mouk were doing.
Speaker 4: No, because when Mills and moved that battle, those balls
Speaker 4: could be tailored for anybody. That rap now it was
Speaker 4: a specific. Now it's more tailored for the individual would
Speaker 4: have spit. But they would have told me the same
Speaker 4: exact in my hood right it was.
Speaker 3: But Mills and MoU they were saying personal ship that
Speaker 3: they said his government name in that.
Speaker 1: No, you it was.
Speaker 4: It was that was in there like most of the
Speaker 4: rop statement that was, but most of the rap was
Speaker 4: bars that they could spit at.
Speaker 1: Oh that No, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: They're the blueprint of the style now from those battles,
Speaker 2: because ship Sirius Jones and Mook was all about where
Speaker 2: Mooke went to school. Even Lux in Mook in that regard.
Speaker 2: To me, they they're the ones. And even how the
Speaker 2: style is like they're doing on beasts right now, I
Speaker 2: don't mind it. I like it a little b Yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't mind that. I don't know that Battle Rock was.
Speaker 3: Just the game matter that ship how shurtd up I
Speaker 3: was trying to sick this nigga on this niggas sink
Speaker 3: this nigga on that nigga. It was working a little bit,
Speaker 3: which are battling? Yeah, it was working, which you battle
Speaker 3: this nigga started talking that sucked my dish and I'm smacking.
Speaker 1: Out, not playing it. You go back, We go bat.
Speaker 1: You're gonna tell me, tell me some ship. You would
Speaker 1: have told me in person in the regular conversation. So ship,
Speaker 1: you tell me to suck your digg on.
Speaker 3: My mom's and I'm smapping out of me. I don't
Speaker 3: care about how much money that was on this stage.
Speaker 3: None of that you ain't gonna tell you ain't getting
Speaker 3: that off. I ain't playing your I don't play sports
Speaker 3: for certain reasons. Nigga, take a cheap shot. We ain't
Speaker 3: getting green in the NBA. I ain't elbow me in
Speaker 3: my arm pulls. Oh yo, we're playing basket now, popping.
Speaker 1: You over this ship, nigga, that's a cheap shot. You
Speaker 1: want to did that? You want to elbow me.
Speaker 3: We was just talking, but now you get to get
Speaker 3: an l I'm not doing that, So that's why I
Speaker 3: wouldn't do that ship.
Speaker 2: The understanding is that nobody actually means this ship and
Speaker 2: don't matter.
Speaker 1: We mean entertainment purposes.
Speaker 3: Now, just don't tell me to suck your wei and
Speaker 3: we you can say that I'm saying, do your thing.
Speaker 3: I'm saying, but don't tell me that ship.
Speaker 1: That's in the contract. It's a lot like that ship. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I like that ship. And putting my con in minds
Speaker 1: that if.
Speaker 3: He's saying and I smacked the ship out of him,
Speaker 3: I can still get my money.
Speaker 1: All still keep on mind straight up? Oh my god,
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Speaker 7: so I'm finished. Just try to hurry up and do
Speaker 7: the shit. But all right, say you with a woman
Speaker 7: for five years. You're in our relationship for five years period,
Speaker 7: and you know what I'm saying, y'all love each other,
Speaker 7: y'all best friends. Y'all don't have a whole lot of
Speaker 7: first experiences together. That what the Mexico cruises all kinds
Speaker 7: of shit. But during that five years, y'all have also
Speaker 7: been very toxic and y'all drink every time, y'all.
Speaker 1: Together tequila shots. Oh, it's lit.
Speaker 7: We watch the batties, we drinking whatever whatever. Right, So
Speaker 7: it was one night where she sees a pair of
Speaker 7: pennies in my closet and I, you know, I confuse.
Speaker 7: I thought they were hurts. But I also have a
Speaker 7: child to my son's mother. She used to live with me,
Speaker 7: like seven eight years ago, or whatever the case may be.
Speaker 7: So I thought I thought I got rid of all
Speaker 7: her shit. It's very easy if storyware medium, it's very
Speaker 7: easy to just oversee that little article of clothing. At
Speaker 7: least that's I mean, that's how I feel, you know
Speaker 7: what I'm saying. But she she thought it was some
Speaker 7: new shit. I've never cheated on hind in my life,
Speaker 7: and I don't cheat. I don't do that, you know
Speaker 7: what I'm saying. But she pours pissed in my face
Speaker 7: when she sees these panties. We ain't talked for five
Speaker 7: six months after that. Now we're back in each other's lives,
Speaker 7: and I don't know if I should be doing this
Speaker 7: right now.
Speaker 1: Y'all tell me Valentine's a coming up. I'm trying to
Speaker 1: figure it out, all.
Speaker 2: Right, we'll not cleaning your closet out in over five years.
Speaker 2: I don't know if there's much difference with piss being
Speaker 2: on you because you're dirty.
Speaker 1: They was clean.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he probably didn't go to the back of the close.
Speaker 4: There's probably in a box or something in the back
Speaker 4: of the closet.
Speaker 1: Like they started.
Speaker 2: They were together for five years, which means there was time.
Speaker 2: It's probably six years. He's not even looked in his closet.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but they was in the little box in the closet,
Speaker 3: like the top of the closet, like you just you
Speaker 3: don't know that they're.
Speaker 1: In there.
Speaker 6: Six years or he thought, Yeah, he said he probably
Speaker 6: overlooked it. He could have thought they were hers, like.
Speaker 4: Thought that was her doron't pissing somebody faces? That's drop
Speaker 4: pants likes like, yeah, pissing somebody's face.
Speaker 1: No, I think that's absolutely And like what she did
Speaker 1: she pissed in the cup like like or did she
Speaker 1: she felony? Yeah, See at the same time, she supposed
Speaker 1: to not be here, no more like you're supposed to it.
Speaker 2: That's a different that's a felony son, that's a different
Speaker 2: level of thinking to think about how bad. You have
Speaker 2: to piss in what size cup you grabbed from the cupboard, Like, nah,
Speaker 2: this one's too small.
Speaker 1: I gotta really pissed, like.
Speaker 4: And so she put a cup and like squatted over
Speaker 4: the toilet and then went in the room and threw,
Speaker 4: pissing his face.
Speaker 1: She could have just peed in the toilet and then.
Speaker 3: Out of the.
Speaker 1: A't as mad if don matter in.
Speaker 2: The toilet, no matter how much you clean. Yeah, scooping
Speaker 2: the water and the pitch is worse, they tell you
Speaker 2: they And he didn't clean his closet in six years.
Speaker 2: I'm sure his toilets aren't.
Speaker 1: Up to dig. Yeah, I throwing and then he back
Speaker 1: with her, So my Valentine's Day coming up? That thing,
Speaker 1: that thing by back no more that thing by back,
Speaker 1: snapper or niggas just be like insecure. I don't know.
Speaker 4: It's one of the other, either that pussy fire or
Speaker 4: he just insecure. He's supposed to be in jail.
Speaker 6: He said it's been toxic though, so like he likes
Speaker 6: toxic shit, because he said the relationship was toxic. They're
Speaker 6: always drunk together, like it's one of those but.
Speaker 3: For five years, you live together for five years and
Speaker 3: all y'all do is take tequila shots and watch baddies.
Speaker 1: You should drop dead. Yeah, Oh my god, are you
Speaker 1: cool today? No, I'm talking about how the human body works.
Speaker 2: Oh, for five years, y'all live together, and all y'all
Speaker 2: do for five years is take tequila shots.
Speaker 6: And he's not saying all y'all do. He just says,
Speaker 6: usually we'll wear together with drunk.
Speaker 3: A lot A lot of people was a relationship for
Speaker 3: five should they went to Mexico cruises.
Speaker 1: May be doing all of that five years.
Speaker 3: That void that you throw to my face, I don't
Speaker 3: care how many cruises about, none of that.
Speaker 1: Y'all getting into too much other ship. You throw pissing
Speaker 1: my face.
Speaker 4: Our entire data is deleted sponsored by Boostsmoe Unlimited Talk
Speaker 4: connection that you throw pissing my face, All of that
Speaker 4: is deleted.
Speaker 3: Calling for the account number. Yeah, you throw pissing calling
Speaker 3: for the account number. You could have slapped me. You
Speaker 3: could have like throw piss in my face. Nah, man,
Speaker 3: were not back together.
Speaker 4: Ain't no back together because he did all that and
Speaker 4: it was like, so, yeah, we're back together now.
Speaker 1: Valentine's Day is coming. Me like I feel like I
Speaker 1: shouldn't be doing this, what's I feel like I shouldn't.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't live in this world because I'm with moll
Speaker 2: There after someone throws pissing your face, what's the first
Speaker 2: text message?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 1: Hey? How do you even get back together after somebody
Speaker 1: throws pissing your face?
Speaker 3: You gotta come bail me out because I'm in jail.
Speaker 3: You got black eyes? Miss you bailing me out? We
Speaker 3: back together. That's the only way that's gonna work. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you think you gonna, I'm not. I don't put my
Speaker 3: hands on women.
Speaker 1: Be I don't do that.
Speaker 3: But if you throw piss on you not a lady,
Speaker 3: that's not you animal. That's a felony. Yeah, you animalish somebody.
Speaker 1: You can go to jail for that. That's that's a
Speaker 1: salt in the first degree. That foolish. And to keep it.
Speaker 2: Even if if a dude threw pissing a girl's face
Speaker 2: and she stabbed him, I'd be like, well you should
Speaker 2: have got stabbed one. I don't think there's another result
Speaker 2: after throwing pissing somebody's face, but violence, Yeah, you can't
Speaker 2: throw The.
Speaker 3: Only thing I can say that just make my little
Speaker 3: shister whoop your ass? Something you gonna get hurt through
Speaker 3: for that.
Speaker 1: I'm not. I'm not holding that down. Yeah, I'm not.
Speaker 1: I can never look you in. All they do is
Speaker 1: drinks to kill and watch baddies. I know they're not hydrated.
Speaker 1: Like that yellow bit.
Speaker 3: That was that? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was that vitamin water? Yellow?
Speaker 4: Remember the yellow vitamin water? That is that the energy
Speaker 4: one should have like been. Yeah, that shit fizzed up
Speaker 4: like bed too. A hit him in his face, like wow, pissed,
Speaker 4: bubble sliding man.
Speaker 1: Crazy. That is crazy to throw pissing somebody's face.
Speaker 6: If you willing to stay with somebody after they or
Speaker 6: go back to somebody after they threw pissing your face,
Speaker 6: y'all probably belong together.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because nobody have some panties and you'll be drunk.
Speaker 1: They might be off. You'll be drunk on the drunk.
Speaker 1: Five years you wild, you bucking, and we be drunk.
Speaker 1: I would have been.
Speaker 2: Ship you found panties because y'all said it must be
Speaker 2: in the back end of a closet, because it takes
Speaker 2: six years to find the ship.
Speaker 1: You can't talk your way out of that one. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I could.
Speaker 4: I could deal with a lot, but a woman throwing
Speaker 4: piss I've never put my hands on a woman.
Speaker 1: A damn my life. A woman throw piss on my face,
Speaker 1: I will forget everything I'm on the.
Speaker 3: Side of, no matter what, forgetting spit on nobody. Once
Speaker 3: spit happens, I feel like it's spit. I would have
Speaker 3: lived with more than pissed spin I would have definitely
Speaker 3: been there because my mom, my mom definitely listened. She
Speaker 3: know I would never might, but if a woman spit
Speaker 3: my face, my mom would. Sure, you're supposed to knock
Speaker 3: every two her mouth.
Speaker 1: Your mother is a very common.
Speaker 3: My face, My mom, you're supposed to knock every two listen,
Speaker 3: like like me and my brother had the reputation in
Speaker 3: her right, hooligan is right. So my little sister she
Speaker 3: was on some like she is, she installed on some
Speaker 3: ship because she knows she got two brothers them niggas
Speaker 3: to go to They don't mind going to jail for
Speaker 3: murk right. So we used to tell her, though, Yo,
Speaker 3: you gotta be careful what you do because some niggas
Speaker 3: they don't They don't care about what your brothers in
Speaker 3: them at all at all. You put your hands on
Speaker 3: the nigga might knock you out. Niggam break your jaws.
Speaker 3: So you gotta be mindful of what you're doing. And
Speaker 3: clearly she had no male members in her own family
Speaker 3: to tell her to be because I don't know, like
Speaker 3: down south. He said he was in Atlanta, right, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: that country, nigga. I'm surprised he ain't.
Speaker 4: Drag up yo will his because you found some panties
Speaker 4: you went to. You didn't slap him in his face,
Speaker 4: the snuffed me boom. You didn't throw bleach on his clothes.
Speaker 4: You could have did all of that before squatting over
Speaker 4: the tub or or the toilet, peeing in the fucking
Speaker 4: tubleware and throwing it in my.
Speaker 1: Face like from Atlanta. Could be his kink.
Speaker 4: Nah, hell no, deep it too. Throwing piss in my face.
Speaker 4: That's that's that's it's no coming back.
Speaker 1: You back with her. You might as well give her
Speaker 1: everything with Valentine's Dad, whatever she like going together.
Speaker 3: You should have a Valentine's Day, well every month, fuck it,
Speaker 3: every fourteen for every month, you just go spend a
Speaker 3: bunch of money on it like that idea. Yeah, all
Speaker 3: kind of chocolates, you know, I mean, get him some
Speaker 3: water pills though, So the next time I should do.
Speaker 1: It and shit, be clear, don't stink and all of that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: get some water pills.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I ain't gonna lie. He better than me,
Speaker 4: that would better be in my presence ever in her life.
Speaker 1: I think he's better than everybody we've ever met. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's that's I ain't no coming back from that. And
Speaker 1: he said to me, you're talking about something. I never cheated.
Speaker 1: She must listen to this podcast. I never cheated, never, never,
Speaker 1: You'll never cheated. Though.
Speaker 6: I don't believe him, because why you accept the piss
Speaker 6: if you never cheated, you want to accept.
Speaker 1: It that moment.
Speaker 3: If that's a good point. Still, what if he really
Speaker 3: really love him? It's been five years.
Speaker 1: Looking at it.
Speaker 2: I know, I know love is the most important thing
Speaker 2: in this world, but I feel like urine being thrown
Speaker 2: in my face surpasses keeps.
Speaker 1: The always love.
Speaker 3: I feel like love is like any other feeling. Nigga
Speaker 3: will be mad for nig and it will be a
Speaker 3: love for ever. Nevil that you bugging throw a piss
Speaker 3: on me straight up in your face. Yeah, anyway on
Speaker 3: a nigga, but in your face, you chaste it.
Speaker 1: That you could have peed on my clothes, my bed.
Speaker 3: You could have did that, but you no, peeing on
Speaker 3: my bed is crazy. Throwing pits on my face, your
Speaker 3: face all the time. Now you got a problem.
Speaker 1: That's I love it.
Speaker 3: I've read that in the book and did that. And
Speaker 3: I stood up on somebody's bed and pissed all over
Speaker 3: that bed.
Speaker 1: That's my word. What up some of my ship?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: Because she cuts your ship up? Yeah, okay, that's like
Speaker 1: I ain't have a key.
Speaker 3: You lucky, I ain't Schmid's ship everywhere ahead. But yeah,
Speaker 3: she cut up some nice ship, stood on that bed,
Speaker 3: peeing on that ship.
Speaker 1: Video of that and all that.
Speaker 2: But as a gentleman, you didn't throw piss in her face.
Speaker 2: You just beat on the bed, on the pillows, all
Speaker 2: of that. That's some gallon ship.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she gotta get up new, all of that, get
Speaker 1: everything new.
Speaker 3: That was a good blanket, he's having Philip. That shit bad,
Speaker 3: silky smooth. That shit was a good blake. I beat
Speaker 3: on that in the pillow, soft ass pillows, getting new ship. Yeah,
Speaker 3: cut my ship up. But see that's a retaliation. That's
Speaker 3: a reaction to her cutting up his ship.
Speaker 4: Now, if she came home and because Zip found NBA
Speaker 4: sock under her bed and then he now he's still
Speaker 4: on top of the bed, peeing on the bed.
Speaker 1: He violated. He's wrong for that, Like, yo, that could
Speaker 1: be anybody sock right now. Only need the NBA. Niggas
Speaker 1: get the NBA. Ain't anybody you can bottles on the website.
Speaker 1: Yeah you think you thinks she's on the NBA dot com, right,
Speaker 1: you think she's just an avid fan.
Speaker 3: Nick, she got to mix big big tube socks. She
Speaker 3: come up, bitch, pat your th nigga had that on
Speaker 3: this clearly as sixteen. Let me clearly wait sixteen. You
Speaker 3: see the size of.
Speaker 1: That ship, yo, man, Yeah, no, I ain't gonna lie, homie.
Speaker 1: That's ship. That's your bull right there. Y'all, y'all locked
Speaker 1: in if you go mass up, if you.
Speaker 3: Look past her throwing pissing your face, That's what I'm saying,
Speaker 3: don't feel wrong if you look past that.
Speaker 4: That they could see it on the phone of her
Speaker 4: having sex with another. Gain, he's gonna he's gonna stay down.
Speaker 1: Okay. I think that that's a little bit different. They're
Speaker 1: throwing pissing your face. Some things may be worse to you,
Speaker 1: or other things maybe worse other people.
Speaker 2: I think there's a man that could look at that
Speaker 2: the video. I don't think there's a man that could
Speaker 2: get pissed on his face.
Speaker 1: And no he that's his.
Speaker 6: The thought of her with another nigga will probably crush him.
Speaker 6: He should just yeah, he'll deal with the piss.
Speaker 1: The thought of piss being thrown in my face would
Speaker 1: crush that's you, but not him.
Speaker 3: I think that's ninety eight percent of us. Man, you
Speaker 3: throw pissing ninety percent. We're not going back to that woman.
Speaker 3: You're crazy pissing my face.
Speaker 1: I think niggas are a lot less strict than they
Speaker 1: pretend to be.
Speaker 3: Not you.
Speaker 1: I think you are fully as strict as you say
Speaker 1: you are, but a lot of men are a lot.
Speaker 1: I'm not as strict as him.
Speaker 2: And if you think I'm letting the girl throw pissing
Speaker 2: my face and being like, yo, this is my queen,
Speaker 2: all right y, yeah, I think I think we're gonna
Speaker 2: fightn't cool.
Speaker 1: I believe Rory. I believe Rory. I believe him. I
Speaker 1: never said nothing. I know your silence said everything I
Speaker 1: was thinking. Right, Damn, I can't take the tiny think
Speaker 1: Ron his motherfucker's strat.
Speaker 4: He gotta stay with Shorty. Man, you gotta stay with y'all.
Speaker 4: Can't leave now because now you're forever the nigga that
Speaker 4: got pissed on your face. If y'all break up, she's
Speaker 4: gonna go.
Speaker 6: She's gonna tell her new nigga that she Yeah, me
Speaker 6: and my expert, I mean, I found to hear she.
Speaker 1: I mean I think offers no for sure.
Speaker 3: The phone one, whatever his name is, make sure she
Speaker 3: could see it.
Speaker 4: His name is Mitch, Pissy Mitch pisty, Mitch Pissy, Mitch
Speaker 4: Pissy Mitch from Atlanta.
Speaker 1: Thank you for calling him and in a romantic way.
Speaker 3: There's nothing they can't beat at this point, no matter
Speaker 3: what anything God throws their way, they'll be able to be.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they could be the ninety six bulls that love
Speaker 4: us forever right there. They don't give a fuck. They
Speaker 4: locked in. You'ver see treacherous twins. They treacherous twins right there,
Speaker 4: real treacherous pissy your face and y'all still like this
Speaker 4: Valentine's Day hugged up.
Speaker 1: Nah and then have the nervous say, am I bugget? Yeah? Yeah,
Speaker 1: my whole boy could tell me, yo, Shorty do piss
Speaker 1: on my face? Last thing? I'm like, what two weeks later,
Speaker 1: if I see y'all out together, you a bozo. You
Speaker 1: might tell on me if some shit go down too.
Speaker 1: I don't even want to because you a suck ass nigger. Bro,
Speaker 1: you might, you might be a rack. Now I feel
Speaker 1: like it's the opposite. I feel like he like he'll
Speaker 1: stay down, don't do anything. He's too loyal. Yeah, ain't
Speaker 1: no good. I'm just too He ain't going to jail
Speaker 1: lead that pussy out here. You crazy. Yeah, that's the
Speaker 1: fact that yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: Everybody else there ain't no way to going to jail
Speaker 3: and leave a hundred film.
Speaker 1: That's what happened his mom. He's telling everybody your nigga
Speaker 1: be serving my mom. She'd be having it. Yeah, all
Speaker 1: I ain't telling everybody fuck out it. I'll trust niggas
Speaker 1: like that. Yeah. No, he's right. He got a zim
Speaker 1: zip got a valid point.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, ironically I have to piss so well,
Speaker 3: you always got to piss, man, you irish.
Speaker 4: I pissed like every seventeen minutes, So it's good. All right, Well,
Speaker 4: we'll talk to y'all soon. Be safe, be blessed. I'm
Speaker 4: that nigga he's just ginger that ship with the drip.
Speaker 4: Let's get to that, let's get that.
Speaker 1: No,